Bearcats Proud, Not Worried About No 1 Rank
Cincinnati coach Ed Jucker downplays the AP poll after the Bearcats finished the season atop the ratings with a 23 1 record and 11 1 Missouri Valley Conference mark. Cincinnati led 35 of 43 first place votes with 420 points while Duke and Providence trailed. The team seeks a third NCAA title and faces post season play against rivals as Wichita State and Ohio State miss the NCAA tournament.
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Fight results from THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Lewiston Sugar Ray Robinson of New York stopped Billy Thornton of Memphis after 3 rounds in Lewiston Maine. Pavilla of France outpointed Charley Scott of Philadelphia in Paris. Ray Walk of Los Angeles defeated Memo Lopez of Mexico in Hollywood California.
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When To Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables Summary
The Solunar schedule from John Alden Knight highlights major periods lasting about one and a half to two hours and minor periods between, urging planning to fish in prime territories or hunt in favorable coves each day.
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Trio Seeks Repeat Wins at Oaklawn
Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas hosts a 12-horse field for a six furlong optional claiming feature where Milo King and Onegood carry 216 pounds each as top weights. A supporting six furlong race features three year olds led by Dr Scott Snow Fort and Garvin Park while Stack O Jack edged Cathellc in the Calico Rock Purse as 8,004 fans wagered 433361 dollars.
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NCAA Regionals First Round scores and pairings
The Associated Press reports first round results across regional brackets. Notable scores include New York U 93 over Pittsburgh 3, West Virginia 77 over Connecticut 71, St Josephs Pa 82 over Princeton 81, Bowling Green 77 over Notre Dame 92, Loyola Chicago 11 over Tennessee Tech 42, Arizona State 79 over Utah State 75, Oregon State 70 over Seattle 66, Kansas City Grambling 76 over Arkansas State 76, Central Connecticut 71 over Fort Hayes State 95, Eastern New Mexico 69 over Central State Ohio 71, Oklahoma Baptist 70 over Pan American Tex 83 over Peru Neb 48, Athens Ala 72 over Stetson Fla 68.
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Lakers Top St Louis 109 96 in Monday NBA Result
National Basketball Association scoreboard reports Los Angeles defeating St. Louis 109 to 96 on Monday. Upcoming schedules include Los Angeles at San Francisco Cincinnati at New York and Syracuse at Chicago with further matchups listed for Wednesday.
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Baseball Exhibition Results From Monday Night Schedule
Minnesota defeated Los Angeles eight to one while Chicago beat Houston five to one in separate exhibitions. Cleveland topped Los Angeles one nine to null upper? The rest of the list shows San Francisco ten Kansas City ten? This summary reflects a messy OCR list of exhibition results including matches involving Pittsburgh New York Boston St Louis and others with multiple venues across Florida and Arizona.
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FDR Jr Regains Driver's License After Suspension
Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. is legally back in the driver's seat after passing the District of Columbia driving test and having his license restored after a 29 month suspension for traffic violations. DMV records show he passed the test and reclaimed the license on February 27.
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Three Teams Reach NCAA Tournament Semifinals
Loyola Chicago, Arizona State, and NYU joined West Virginia St Joseph's Bowling Green and Oregon State in the NCAA regional semifinals after first round wins. Loyola Chicago defeated Tennessee Tech 111 42 at Evanston Arizona State edged Utah State 79 75 in overtime at Eugene NYU defeated Pittsburgh 93 83 in Philadelphia. West Virginia beat Connecticut 77 71 St Josephs edged Princeton 82 81 in Philadelphia bowling Green beat Notre Dame 77 72 at Evanston and Oregon State beat Seattle 70 66 in Eugene. UCLA Stanford playoff looms Santa Monica Big Six winner to fill final berth. Eight more NAIA games today.
Blaze Starr Arrives at Oaklawn for Derby Prep Training
Blaze Starr a Louisiana bred colt and Kentucky Derby nominee arrived at Oaklawn Park to begin training for the Kansas Derby. Trained by Lou Rogers he comes off a four for four juvenile record and a near miss in his only three-year-old start. He bore a neck swelling and fever that caused him to miss the Louisiana Derby, with the Arkansas Derby set for April 6.
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LSU Signs Up Two Arkansans
HOYT SPRINGS Ark AP Two Hot Springs High School football players have signed letters of intent with LSU. Bill Walker a tailback and John Beebe a quarterback were signed by LSU offensive line coach Dist White formerly of the University of Arkansas.
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Pleads Guilty Fined 200 for Drug Act Violation
SOMERSET Pa A West Memphis Ark truck river was fined 200 and cost after pleading guilty to possessing amphetamine sulphate pills commonly called bennies. Ernest A Calford was arrested on the Pennsylvania Turnpike by State Trooper Thomas Jones and appeared before Judge Thomas Lansbury. He was to be confined in Somerset County prison until payment of the fine or for up to 30 days.
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Jones reports pills found on Catford's possession
Jones stated he located 74 pills on Catford’s person. Some were in a metal fuse box and the rest in an empty cigarette case. The statement places Catford driving at the time, with reference to Dallas, Tox, and Jones as the involved parties.
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Tremors bury homes and monastery in Greece
Three strong earthquakes in Agrignon Greece trigger landslides burying thirty seven houses and a monastery in taran a village. Residents and monks flee as earth and boulders roll from the nearby mountain. No casualties reported.
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Public funds used raise questions in Powell Paris trip
Washington notes Rep. Adam Clayton Powell faced criticism for taking two assistants to the Holo nightclub in Paris last summer and charging the trip to U.S. funds. Officials say much of America’s foreign currency holdings cannot be spent domestically due to legal and diplomatic limits, with most of the $3.875 billion in foreign monies earmarked for other countries or held for later use.
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